The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (Testing)
or (BIDORT) is characterized as a form of applied kinesiology as well as a
patented alternative medicine procedure, whereby a patient forms an 'O'
with his or her fingers. The Practitioner subjectively evaluates
the patient's finger strength as he/she tries to pry them open with
his/her own fingers. BDORT, and several other related alternative medicine techniques, were
invented by Dr. Yoshiaki Omura, and are presented in Acupuncture &
Electro-Therapeutics Research, The International Journal, of which Omura
is Founder and Editor-in-Chief, as well as in seminars presented by
Omura and his colleagues.
In A.B.E.T. the forefinger of the patient's other hand will be pointing on the accupuncture/meridian point that we want to test, if the O-ring opens the point will eventually need treatment.
In A.B.E.T. the forefinger of the patient's other hand will be pointing on the accupuncture/meridian point that we want to test, if the O-ring opens the point will eventually need treatment.
Piezo NO NEEDLE Acupuncture Pen (Treatment)
The Piezo works like Acupuncture - but without the needles!
Chinese Acupuncture treatment is based on the principles that diseases are caused by the wrong circulation of energy, and the the stimulation of weak voltaic current is fundamental and effective for everyday life. It is claimed that piercing with needles can generate such current and cure pain in the lower back, numbness, stiff shoulders, and many other problems. These two principles are the mother & father of the Piezo needless acupuncture device
Piezo relieves the pain of arthritis, muscle aches, stiff joints, sports injury, carpal tunnel, migraines and many more. It helps the body to re-balance and re-store the body natural aligned energy flow.
Two electrical pulses are generated by a Piezo crystal each time the button is pressed. A negative polarity pulse is followed immediately by a positive pulse of the same amplitude so therefore it has the ability to balance an acupuncture point whether it's positive or negative.
The invention of the Piezo...
For nearly 15 years a Japanese Medical Doctor, Dr. Takeyoshi Yamaguchi, studied the close relationship between electricity and the human body as part of his interest in combining ancient Oriental medical practices with modern Western medical techniques. The result was the invention of the Piezo.
Within three years of the introduction of this Piezo in Japan, 8,000 units are sold each month. Many users in Japan are chiropractors and medical doctors.
According to Dr. Takeyoshi Yamaguchi, electricity is produced throughout the body from organs such as the heart, the brain and each individual cell. The body also generates voltaic current by muscular contraction and neural stimulation. Such current is utilized for electrocardiogram and brain-wave tests. This phenomenon is called bioelectricity. Bioelectricity is so faint that you can hardly feel it. Nevertheless, it plays a very important role in maintaining human life.
the meridians within the human body & the Piezo
Acupuncture
meridians are such that if they are in balance, and they are then
triggered - nothing happens. When they are out of balance, (either too
hyper or too sluggish), that triggering can then create a change and
balance that meridian's energy. The
purpose of the Piezo is to normalize the acupuncture meridians. If the
meridian energy flow is sluggish, the Piezo will be a catalyst to speed
it up, and if the energy flow in the meridian is too hyper, the Piezo
can slow it down. The goal is to have the flow of 'energy' of each
meridian in the body be in a state of balance. When this is not the
case, according to Chinese Acupuncture theory, then their is "Dis-Ease"
in the body.
For certain spots on the body, chiropractors find that piezo massager is more effective than regular massaging. Medical doctors use it to treat stiff shoulders, tiredness, sleeping problems and what they call "diseases with no name."
For certain spots on the body, chiropractors find that piezo massager is more effective than regular massaging. Medical doctors use it to treat stiff shoulders, tiredness, sleeping problems and what they call "diseases with no name."
